Tag "Parenting"

Top tips to support your children during study leave

Sarah Warncken, Vice Principal, GEMS Wellington Academy – Al Khail outlines the best ways to support your children while they are on study leave. The end of the academic year… read more…

Creating a healthy exam mindset

Many kids dread their summer exams and it can be tough to know how best to support their mindset. Here are some ways to boost your child’s psychological stamina and… read more…

Preparing shy kids for summer camp

With a range of exciting summer camps on the table for your little one, let’s look at how best to prepare them and to allay any worries they may have…. read more…

Helping children overcome fear

Fear or worry are appropriate emotions for children to feel when faced with real-world dangers. They are useful in certain circumstances as they will keep your child out of harm’s… read more…

The power of saying ‘next time’

Here are the reasons why the words ‘next time’ can work wonders during tricky parenting moments! Knowing what to say as a parent isn’t always straightforward. There is an overwhelming… read more…

Expert tips to foster positive mental wellbeing in young children

Here are some handy techniques that you can use to encourage a healthy, happy frame of mind in your little one. It’s important to address mental wellbeing in early learners… read more…

Breaking gender stereotypes: ‘Parenting Unlabelled’ encourages Arab families to explore new perspectives

Since 1950, Mustela has been a leading French skincare brand providing families with natural origin cosmetic products. Now, they’re taking their commitment to the next level with the ‘Parenting Unlabelled’… read more…

Autism and siblings: unique relationships and challenges

World Autism Awareness Day is on April 2 and aims to bring awareness about autistic people. Sofia Stigka, a child psychologist at Thrive Wellbeing Centre, highlights how sibling bonds are… read more…

Keeping non-competitive kids active

Team sports can be a scary prospect for children, particularly if they’re shy or introverted. Let’s look at some activities that can be more gentle and put less pressure on… read more…

Physical literacy for kids

Tommy Wingrove, Founder of Get Set Go Kids, highlights the importance of physical literacy in kids, the mental health benefits of being active and how parents can support the development… read more…